Treatments For Vocal Cord Nodules, Cysts, And Polyps
What are vocal nodules/singer’s nodules?
Answer.
The vocal nodules are bilateral swellings in the vocal cords at the junction of their anterior one-third and posterior two-third.
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When the vocal cords vibrate during phonation, they come in maximum contact with each other at the junction of their anterior one-third and posterior two-third. The inflammatory swellings (inflammation due to friction) which appear at these sites are called vocal nodules.
The size of vocal nodules varies from pin-head to split-pea and their colour varies from reddish (in early stage) to whitish (in later stage).
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